Roku Hackers Breach 15,000 Accounts, Selling Them Online
Hackers have breached over 15,000 Roku accounts and are currently selling them online.
Hackers have breached over 15,000 Roku accounts and are currently selling them online.
According to a post on a hacker forum, UnitedHealth Group allegedly paid a $22 million ransom to regain access to their encrypted data. The hacker claimed that the healthcare company succumbed to the demands in order to avoid further complications.
Russian-linked hackers have targeted over 80 organizations worldwide through vulnerabilities in the Roundcube email platform. These cyberattacks have been carried out with precision and sophistication, posing a significant threat to the security of sensitive information.
In a significant development, Microsoft announced today that it had successfully apprehended hackers from China, Russia, and Iran by employing its advanced artificial intelligence (AI) tools. This tremendous achievement showcases the power of cutting-edge technology in identifying and countering cyber threats.
In a joint statement released yesterday, Microsoft and OpenAI brought attention to a concerning trend in cyberattacks. Hackers are leveraging advanced language models like ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, to amplify the sophistication and efficiency of their malicious activities. This collaboration releases an important wake-up call to individuals and organizations alike, highlighting the urgent need for improved cybersecurity measures.
A recent report indicates a significant decrease in the number of companies paying ransomware hackers. According to the findings, organizations are becoming more aware of the risks associated with such payments and are actively taking steps to strengthen their cybersecurity measures.
In a shocking turn of events, the New York Attorney General (NY AG) has filed a lawsuit against Citibank for its alleged failure to adequately safeguard its customers against hackers and scammers. The lawsuit, which was submitted to the New York State Supreme Court, cites numerous instances where Citibank’s security measures have fallen short, leaving customers vulnerable to fraudulent activities.
In a shocking revelation, it has come to light that Russian hackers have recently targeted the senior leadership accounts of global technology giant Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT). This cyber-attack has raised concerns about the company’s data security measures and the threat posed by foreign entities in the digital world.
In a recent interview, the CEO of cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, George Kurtz, shed light on Microsoft’s recent security breach caused by Russian hackers. Kurtz explained why Russian hackers are particularly difficult to beat in the cybersecurity landscape.
In a recent cyberattack, Microsoft has revealed that its network was breached by a group of hackers believed to be linked to the Russian state. The breach was accomplished through a technique known as password-spraying, which highlights the need for enhanced security measures in combating such attacks.